Who knows about Dec 22,2012? Whats going to happen with the goverment?

[lackeyk]

 It is important to note that December 21, 2012 is not a date in the Mayan Calendar. The Mayan date to which December 21, 2012 refers is often notated as 13.0.0.0.0 in the Mayan Long Count calendar. Below you will find references to how the 2012 date is correlated to this unique period in the Mayan Calendar. Herein you may also discover for yourself that any assertion that the Mayan Calendar end date means that it is the end of the world is pure speculation, sometimes inspired by people relying on what others say without investigation of their own, and other times inspired by those who wish to monetize the fear that attends such a speculation.

 I have read many of the scholarly books and contemporary researchers’ works, I have spent years with Mayan Elders, studied other Native American prophecies, and none of them point to a specific 24 hour period on a particular date that the world will end. In fact, once a person gets to know the immense wisdom of our native elders and ancestors, and how they relate to “time,” narrowing down anything to a specific day seems even more incongruent with their ways.

 My personal view is that the Mayan Calendar describes the evolution of consciousness on planetary and, perhaps, even cosmic scales. If this is true, the fear around the Mayan Calendar end date does indeed play a vital role, as fear is always an obstacle to wholesome growth and personal or collective evolution.  When fear is transcended by accepting the information it (fear) has to offer, we may finally deal with what is really there. In light of this, an appropriate question inspired by the “end date” controversy may not be “Who will survive?”

[moonangel]

i heard that we are just entering into a time of cosmic cleanliness

[vp44]

I like the calendar that I go by 12 months in a year and 365 days of that year. 

[tbanks3]

I do not know can you till me is it going to be good for use are bad let me know.

[XxEricNorthmanXx]

I like the calendar that I go by 12 months in a year and 365 days of that year. 

lol i love your response i myself dont go by a calender

[bretay]

i go day by day.and will deal with whatever comes up at that time.Cannot sit and dwell on anything bad.Live each day to the fullest.

[debidoo]

Unless I have an appointment that I care about keeping (rare) it is unusual for me to know what day it is, what the date is and/or what time is of whatever day it is.  I just live each day and since I no longer work it really doesn't matter to me. I used to insist upon buying a calendar and trying to keep information on it but no more and I am not worried about the end of the world or any other thing I cannot control and am not going to worry about today what may happen tomorrow. 

[erinelise2]

I don't know about the government but I expect I will be right here on FC as usual.

[IronicBender]

I don't know about the government. But the magnetic poles are switching spots. We're dead.

[smithjcsdfw]

I was just wondering if we could recycle the old Mayan Calendar and call it a done deal?

[de3ik]

I don't believe there is any validity to the Mayan Calendar. I believe that life will go on as it always does on that days and the days to come until the Lord returns. I believe the end times will go as the Bible describes in the book of Revelation and that we really won't know when the earth will come to an end, but that certain events must pass first to give us clues that the end is coming.

[ssliva67]

As usual the government will do nothing and point their collective fingers across the aisle and blame each other.